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  • Winston & Strawn wins mandate for Duoyuan offering
    | Tuesday, 16 March 2010
    Winston & Strawn, which launched offices in Beijing and Shanghai last year, also advised the issuer, seizing the client from Hogan & Hartson, which advised DGW and Duoyuan Printing on their respective US$88m and US$55m IPOs on NASDAQ last year.
  • White & Case rebuilds Middle East presence
    | Thursday, 11 March 2010
    White & Case’s recent promotion of two Abu Dhabi associates to partner is the second effort to rebuild its Middle East practice after it lost all of its partners in the region last month.
  • Allen & Overy launches in Doha
    | Wednesday, 17 February 2010
    A week after breaking into the Australian market, Allen & Overy has opened an office in the Qatar Financial Centre (QFC)
  • Zhong Lun opens Hong Kong office
    | Wednesday, 20 January 2010
    Three years after King & Wood and Jun He opened their Hong Kong offices, Zhong Lun, another top-tier player in the mainland, has finally planted its flag in Hong Kong. The new Hong Kong office operates in association with local Hong Kong firm Roger Ho & Co.
  • China Pacific Insurance finishes 2009 with US$3.1bn IPO
    | Monday, 18 January 2010
    The lawyers of King & Wood received an early Christmas present when long-time client China Pacific Insurance (CPIC), a leading composite insurance group in the PRC, made its debut on the HKSE on 23 December following a long period of preparation.
  • Maalouf Ashford opens in Saudi Arabia
    | Monday, 11 January 2010
    US-based firm Maalouf Ashford & Talbot has opened in Saudi Arabia after establishing an association with Saudi-admitted Dr Mohammed Al-Sunbusi, who will anchor the office.
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